>> reporter: this morning, the community is mourning the loss of a veteran salor as questions swirl about what happened and what's next for the america's cup race in san francisco. a van crashes into a south bay hospital. the many questions surrounding this accident. an early-morning fire at a popular san francisco restaurant. why firefighters had a tough time putting it out. >> everyone's been accommodated.

it's been a good thing. a show of support for a music festival underway in napa. but not everyone is singing a happy tune. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's friday, may 10th. topping the news, our continuing coverage of the america's cup training disaster. race organizers plan a news conference at 11:00 this morning. they will discuss race safety after a 72-foot catamaran flipped end over end on the bay. san francisco police will head up the investigation. the accident tossed all 11 crew members of the racing team into the water. 36-year-old andrew simpson of england, known as bart was trapped under the boat for ten minutes. the former olympic gold medalist could not be saved.

7:01. well, the tragedy out in the bay is raising new concerns about the safety of the race. ktvu's claudine wong is at treasure island right now where the ship was towed after it capsized. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. certainly a lot of questions right now about what exactly happened, what this means to the race. we're on treasure island this morning. behind you, this is the catamaran that was involved. you can see the top of the red catamaran. it's kind of upside down on this dry dock. it will stay here as far as we know. while sfpd conducts their investigation. yesterday afternoon, the team took it out for a training run. the conditions were described as not unusual in the bay. the catamaran flip the sending

sending -- flipped sending simpson and others over. simpson was an experienced sailor. he won a gold and silver from britain. here's him from youtube. >> it's fantastic. four wins. >> reporter: simpson had moved his wife and his infant son to the bay area for this race. he was serving as a strategist for the swedish team, certainly his team, which is described as a very close-knit family, is mourning now, and what happens next for them is still unclear. >> the adams team have two boats. this is the first boat. it wasn't the race boat. so, you know, we need to review, as i see it. >> reporter: so at this point, there's a question of, you've got the team and what they are gonna do next. will they continue on?

will they rebuild this catamaran and try to race again? and then you have a lot of talk about this race in san francisco. any time you have something like this, it raises questions about safety, what's next, it raises questions about the race? we know race organizers will be there as well as the coast guard at the press conference scheduled for 11:00. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we have more coverage. and on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. also, we'll be streaming this morning's news conference live from san francisco. 7:04. we're following developing news from san jose. the chp is now trying to determine why a van crashed into the lobby of the santa clara valley medical center. this happened early this middle easterning. this is video from the -- early this morning this is video from this morning. there are no reports of serious injuries. it's still not clear what led up to the crash. ktvu's janine de la vega will have more on the many unanswered questions

surrounding this crash in a live report from the scene. that's coming up at 7:30. an iconic restaurant in san francisco will be closed today after an overnight fire. it happened at the forbes island restaurant which is located in between piers 39 and 41 right near the home of the sea lions. that's where we find brian flores to explain why this fire was so difficult to fight. good morning, brian. >> reporter: forming. we're between piers 39 and 41. take a look behind me. you can see that's the forbes island restaurant. you can see the restaurant there heavily damaged from an early-morning fire this morning. it started from the inside, according to firefighters, and just spread out. but the problem is that it is an actual island. crews had to rely on fire boats mainly to put it out. the fire started around 3:00 this morning. still no cause on how it started but fire investigators were here to survey all of the damage. we also understand the owner was here at the time of the

fire. it's unclear this morning whether he was injured or not. but at this point, the restaurant, obviously major damage and obviously won't be opened for some time. >> the restaurant will be closed for good until they find out what happened, and after it's been rebuilt. >> reporter: the restaurant was originally a house boat and a major fixture in sausalito for several years in the '70s but because of regulations it was forced to be moved to antioch and then in 1999 it was towed here and placed on this island where the owner made it into a restaurant. some features include underwater dining rooms. it's also located close to where the sales gather as well -- seals gather as well. there's a couple of people who have taken the boat to the island. we tried to gather comment. but they refused at this point. we'll continue to gather this story and gather more information as the morning

continues. we're here along pier 39 and 41. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. news, the vallejo police are investigating another shooting near a little league baseball field. this happened last night on minnie drive and whitney avenue. police found blood and several bullets on the street. no information on victims or arrests. but the shooting briefly forced the postponement of the game. there was a shooting at this same field in april. we'll learn more about a lawsuit filed against the vallejo police department regarding a deadly officer- involved shooting one year ago. this is video from the shooting june 30th, 2012. the victim's father is seeking damages for excessive force and wrongful death by the department. the lawsuit claims officers fired several shots besides

huey having his hands in the air and yelling "don't shoot." 7:07. new questions this morning about the sudden resignation this week about howard jordan. he says his decision to resign was because of several concerns but ktvu news has learned on wednesday morning, jordan was suddenly called to a meeting at city hall. sources say immediately after the meeting chief jordan sent -- sent out an e-mail that he was resigning. jean quan has launched a nationwide search for a new chief and they will follow the recommendations of an outside consulting team while the search is going on. they've come up with a long list of recommendations to reduce oakland's rising numbers of shootings, robberies and

burglaries. they include immediately improving and expanding the police department's investigative unit, tackling the many unsolved crimes in oakland. the team also says oakland has to do a better job identifying crime hot spots and responding to crime trends. the report also calls for dividing oakland into five separate districts to improve the city's overall crime- fighting efforts. 7:09. we want to check in with sal. see how things are moving on this friday morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it's lighter than we normally see it and that could lead some so say this is friday night. westbound traffic does look good into san francisco with no major problems. 24, 13, 580 have been pretty decent commutes gettinger. but the commute in the east bay getting slower. the westbound 580 is not that good. we have had an earlier crash. it was at north livermore

avenue. it's off shot der. it may be -- shoulder. it may be completely gone. but traffic is still very slow on the altamont pass. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. the local clouds kind of c comi down a little bit. they will burn off sooner today. there's lot of fog out there. we still have a west wind in place. it might be tough today to get warmer weather by the beach. santa cruz, 70s. inland, we'll 'warm to up -- we'll warm it up 4, 8 degrees. the fog coming down kind of enhances the drizzle or mist. i think that will be back tonight into tomorrow morning as well. but fog isn't gonna make much of a push inland. san francisco, last two days, 58. today 61. that's still below average. it looks warmer over the weekend. one system is moving up. you can see the ridge of high pressure. that will give us a warmup over the weekend. we do have the morning clouds

and fog. it looks like sunday will be the warmest day. low 50s for many to mid-50s. they really haven't changed much all morning long. temperatures kind of stuck right now. there's still a westerly breeze in place all the way out to the delta. teams to be decreasing a little bit. with the onshore wind. 30s, 40s, 50s in northern california, 60s in southern california. but the big low which we had this week is far enough gone that temperatures are rebounding. the fog still going to be with us. sunny, westerly wind in place or breeze. some locations. but 60s, to 80s. it will be warmer. st. helena, clearlake, napa, 74. kentfield, 72. low 80s pittsburg, antioch, brentwood. 60s, alameda, san leandro. pleasanton, 71. upper 07 os. santa clara valley -- 70s. low 70s redwood city, palo

alto. i would dress warm for the game tonight. it will be in the upper 50s. maybe some patchy low clouds. warmer follow all over the weekend. the biggest jump will be inland. we'll top it off on sunday and then a cooldown monday/tuesday. the dry weather conditions in the sierra nevada making people nervous about the truckee river. during winter, the river was near flood levels. scientists say the oneoff is one of the lowest -- runoff is one of the lowest ever. the flow should be back to normal by summertime because of the water releases from lake tahoe and other resser voice. the boy scouts' ban on the gays is back in the spotlight. making a gun from a 3-d printer. who is behind this effort? why it's harder to find the instructions online. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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7:14. downloadable instructions on how to make a plastic gun on a 3-d printer have been taken off a website after demands from the u.s. state department. the instructioning could potentially give anyone with access to a 3-d printer the ability to make a plastic gun. more than 100,000 of these were downloaded since they went on there monday before they were ordered removed. a law student runs the from texas runs the website. boston police say they wish the fbi had shared information with them about one of the boston bombing suspects.

at a congressional hearing, boston's police commissioner said he was never told that the fbi had interviewed tamerlan tsarnaev back in 2011. the police department did receive a report five days before the april 125th marathon -- april 25th, marathon -- april 15th marathon. authorities say the warning was routine and not specific. 7:15. president obama is using mother's day to help sell his healthcare reform law. as jacqueline fell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the president is reaching out to women today at the white house. jacqueline? >> reporter: dave, using mother's day as a backdrop, the president hopes to rally the public around popular provisions around the healthcare law. a white house official says the president will ask mothers to encourage their uninsured adult children to enroll in new coverage options that become later this year. his event kicks off a massive effort to promote the overall

health plan. democrats are worried this could hurt them politically in 2015. >> i'm gonna do everything i can to make sure we don't wreck the best healthcare system the world has ever known. >> reporter: reporting live in washington, d.c., factwy lynn fell, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. later on today, supporters of a gay boy scout will rally outside san francisco city hall ahead of a major boy scout meeting. last fall, this 18-year-old fulfilled the requirements to become an eagle scout but he was told he would not be getting the award because he's opening gay. today's rally comes a couple of weeks before the boy scouts will vote on an historic resolution that could end the

100-year ban on gay scouts. proposition 65, the landmark law to protect the public from cancer-causing toxins, may get a makeover. critics say the proposition is being used to shake down small businesses. some restaurant owners, even coffee roasters, say they are being threat bed with lawsuit. the accusations -- threatened with lawsuits. the accusations that there could be toxins. they are being side if they don't have one of those prop 65 warning signs displayed. >> this statute was never intended to harm business owners who sell things like coffee and french fries. preservationists are fighting to save the winchester dome theaters in san jose in the wake of the demolition of another dome theater in pleasant hill. these theaters have been in

business for almost half a century. but supporters say development means it's likely the historic theaters will be demolished. the theaters have not officially reached the 50-year mark that's necessary for the consideration. crews demolished the pleasant hill dome earlier this week despite opposition from preservations and the demolition happened hours after the city officials gave the green light. they plan to do an yorerall of the cross wood -- overhaul of the crosswoods shopping center. this was the only theater east of the caldecott tunnel that showed independent movies. whole foods is apologizing after a potentially life- threatening mixup with salads. labeled on a curry chicken salad with eggs were mistakenly reversed with a vegan salad that contains soy. the fda is concerned with those allergies to soy or eggs could

suffer an allergic reaction. >> the salads were sold in 15 stores in the northeast and are being recalled. remember the tv show "24"? that show could be coming back as a limited series. according to deadline.com, kiefer sutherland is in talks to revise the role as jack bowel. this whole idea is being developed by fox and a former writer for the show. the original series ended after eight seasons in 2010. >> my family loved that show. they were crazy about it. ready for some sunny skies? >> yeah. >> steve paulson will tell us how warm it will get for the weekend. and the last original judge for "american idol" is getting ready to leave the show. and this morning, north and -- i'm sorry. west and eastbound highway 4, a little bit show. we'll tell you more about the

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an accident on the sonoma boulevard ramp at interstate 80 in vallejo about 7:30 last night. the chp says the driver narrowly missed an suv and hit a sign before crashing into concrete pillars. the chp says the driver had to be cut out of the car before being taken to the hospital. 7:23. the last original "american idol" judge is voting himself off the show. >> i think the third time is definitely gonna a charm for you. what do you all think? >> randy jackson announced he's leaving "american idol" at the end of the season. he will focus on business ventures. he's been a judge on the show

since the show debuted, 12 years ago. the social security administration released the list of the most popular baby names for 201. sophia is the -- 2012. sophia is the number one pick, emma, number two, followed by isabella, olivia and eva. boys, jacob, mason, and noah. >> i didn't see dave or sal on there. >> tori, it's salvador. >> salvador. >> that's what i was called when i was in trouble. >> salvador! >> david! [laughter] let's take a look at the commute. no trouble here. it's light. traffic on the bridge itself is looking pretty good. we've had an easy time of it this friday. westbound bay bridge looks good. so does the san mateo bridge.

and interstate 880 in oakland also still looks pretty good as you pass the coliseum. no major problems there. if you are driving in livermore, traffic has been pretty slow this morning. a couple of earlier crashes kind of spoiled the commute which had been going well. as we move to the south bay, slow traffic approaching capital and sunnyvale. 85 and 280 are decent alternates. let's go to steve. >> a lot of low clouds and fog. already some sun for some. some of the fog is coming down. that's reduced visibility. cloudy over san jose. there's plenty of clouds out there. cool, cool, morning. no doubt about it. temperatures have been stuck here. have not moved at all. we'll see some of the inland areas warming up a little bit today. looking for 4 to 8 degrees warmer from away from the coast. there's plenty of gray out there. i don't think that's going over where over -- going anywhere over the weekend.

today is the transition day. there will still be some thick, coast fog. probably stays there. upper 80s are possible inland. you can see the high pressure is sending the next system well to the north. 50s, 60s, coast and bay. 70s inland to a few low 80s. tomorrow is the bigger day. but the lows cool. while it will be warm during the day, i think the nights will be on the chilly side. we top it off on sunday and then a cooling trend, monday/tuesday. a vacaville special ed teacher has been arrested. what police say they found stuffed in the educator's car. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where cleanup crews are still cleaning up the mess and all of the debris after a van came crashing into valley medical center. we'll show you some amazing pictures -- coming up. we're live in napa for a five-day music festival. we'll tell you how this tent city sprang up because of it when "mornings on 2" continues.

the investigation is underway into an early-morning accident at a san jose hospital. a van actually crashed into the lobby of the santa clara valley medical center. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose with some new photos of the crash scene. good morning, janine. >> reporter: hi, tori. yeah, we're about a block away

from where that happened. there's a lot of construction going on here around valley medical center. i just walked to the main entrance. i saw crews are still fixing all of the damage. there's a huge, gaping hole where the window used to be. now, we just got some pictures into our newsroom showing the minivan that crashed into the lobby of valley medical center. authorities say the driver was traveling erratically in the parking lot and then traveled through two posts and then actually plowed into a plate glass window near the front entrance. the driver was immediately taken to the emergency room. we're told he's in stable condition. no word on what caused him to actually travel into the window. his van was then towed away and the chp is now investigating how this all happened. the van traveled so far into the lobby that it hit a wall near the admitting area. >> we called in emergency carpenters to get that window

and the doors fixed. the vehicle actually crashed through a little bit of a wall. the people who were in the admitting area were safe, startled, and scared because i would imagine it made quite a large crash. >> reporter: there was a lot of shattered glass. lots of debris flying everywhere. some of that debris hit a staff member from house keeping, a man, we're told he had minor injuries. some cuts and bruises. he was treated and we're hearing he will be released soon. they opened up a side entrance to valley medical center so that people could avoid stepping on any leftover glass. but the main entrance is also still open. but you could definitely tell with all of the yellow tape and orange cones that something happened here. it's sort of strange to see an open area where there once used to be sort of a wull window. it's no longer there. hospital spokesperson says it's

just a blessing that nobody else got hurt and the van didn't hit anybody. it was just the flying debris that hit people. we will have more information if we get it from the chp because they are investigating this to try to find out what caused this man to do this. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:31. there's been a huge jump in property crime in the bay area in the past few years. crime stats compiled by the bay area news group found there's one burglary or theft every four minutes. those numbers show there was a 17% jump from 2011 to 2012 in the bay area's five biggest counties. in all, there were more than 261,000 property crimes during the past two years. san jose officials say it could be weeks before an arbitrator announces a decision on raises for police officers. police officials say the raises are needed to attract new recruits after a wave of retirements and resignations in

recent years. city officials say the requested raises would cost more than double what has been set aside for pay increases. 7:32. a vacaville school teacher was arrested. he teaches special ed students. the principal got a tip that chambers had drugs in his car. the police say they searched the car and found cocaine, marijuana, and a loaded gun. chambers will be placed on leave as this investigation continues. police in concord want your help this morning. they are trying to catch a peculiarry suspect accused of robbing the t.j. maxx store on clayton road last month. here is a surveillance photo. he was last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt, gray bandana, green boxers and black gloves. police say he got away with an undisclosed amount of merchandise. contact police if you have

information. the bottlerock festival is moving in this weekend. thousands are expected to attend. tara moriarty is there talking to people who have set up camp in a nearby park to enjoy the show. >> reporter: good morning. nearly 2,000 people are expected to pack this park this weekend. if you take a look, you can see this is the check-in area, they have porta-potties set up, portable showers. if you take a look around, this is skyline park, about two miles from the festival at the napa fairgrounds. all hotels were booked. so many are pitching a tent instead. we have learned there are people here as far away as london, british columbia and florida. bottlerock kicked off wednesday night. there's 60 acts and it ends sunday with train and jackson browne. >> from indianapolis, indiana and we came out to see the bottlerock music festival.

the lineup was incredible. >> we chose to camp, the background and everything, it's amazing. >> amazing because it's different kind of artists that are performing. i saw every age level, you know, cheering on for, you know, the black crows. i saw little kids and people who could be my grandparents. >> reporter: some neighbors who live near the expo, they've complained that the music is way too loud. others said they love it and they were dancing around to it in their backyard. the event ends at 10:00 each night. 35,000 fans are expected each day this weekend. back here live, this is stateland, but a camp site owner has assumed liability for this festival. he says he's raising money for a good cause. we'll tell you where all of the money is going coming up in our next hour. live from napa, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:35. mountain view police are asking for your help in a fraud case.

the victim was able to provide police a description to create these catches. police say the victim was approached by the spanish- speaking man and woman last month on el camino real in mountain view. the company said they won the lottery and needed help collecting the winnings because they were in the u.s. illegally. they convinced the victim to hand over money and jewelry as a good faith gesture in return for a share of the lottery winnings. 7:36. san jose police released a photo of a suspect wanted in connection with a deadly family disputsearching for 55-year-old louie garza of san jose. he's accused of shooting 46- year-old ralph gomez on wednesday at a home on west boro drive. the two are cousins. family members say they got into an argument just before the shooting. police say bar za has disapeared -- garza has disappeared and may being to the central valley. police are sitching for a

man they say -- searching for a man they say cashed a fake check with a fake california i.d. investigators hope someone will see these photos and recognize the man. the image on the right was taken from a surveillance camera. he walked into the first national bank on mission street about 5:20 on wednesday evening and cashed a check that did not belong to him. he did present a california i.d. with his photo and the victim's personal information. now, take a look at that. if you recognize him, get in contact with daly city police. 7:37. if you live in the south bay you may have felt it. a 3.5 magnitude earthquake hit nine miles east of san jose just after 10:00 last night. on our facebook page, we got a lot of comments from viewers who did feel the quake. one person reported feeling a jolt. another person says her house creaked. the palo alto city council is expected to approve a postal

to buy the historic postal building downtown on hamilton. this is one of many buildings being sold by the post office to cut costs. the city wants to buy the building and then relocate several agencies there taking them out of leased office space. the postal service will put the building on the market next month. no word on how much palo alto's bid will be. for the second time, atlantic aviation is trying to start the construction of an elite facility for private jets at san jose international airport. the company filed a lawsuit yet against the $82 million project. it is seeking a restraining order with allegations that the project violated the airport's safety standards and environmental rules. last month, it tried to appeal the project but that was rejected. all of this comes after san jose awarded the project to a competing company. 7:38. the state of california is

suing j.p. morgan chase over the way it collects debts. the lawsuit claims they did not follow procedures required by california law when they collect funds that are owned by 100,000 credit card holders. the lawsuit accuses the banking giant of robo signing legal documents and failing to inform credit card holders they were being sued. j.p. morgan chase is one of five major banks that settle withed with the state of california and other states after the housing meltdown. b.a.r.t. could be getting ready to get rid of the policy that bans bikes on trains. they are going to take a vote about this. under the current policy bikes are banned during the peak travel hours. a recent pilot project, one that allowed bikes during the peak hours actually picked up support from riders. b.a.r.t. is now considering making a permanent change. b.a.r.t.

is considering expanding the bike storage space as well. 7:39. want to check in again with sal who is keeping a close eye on the toll plaza. the last time we looked it was light. is that still the case? >> it's still light. people want to know what the toll plaza -- especially this time of day, what it is like. it's pretty light. you won't be in this any real slow traffic here. it's unusual for this to be this light right now. we'll take it here. it doesn't look like there's a problem at all. no more -- no problem mere on 237. it's a little bit slow, westbound as you drive over to 101. southbound, 101 at raulston avenue. there is a crash there. and traffic is backed up from highway 92. that's about a mile of slow traffic. if you want to stay clear of that, 280 is a decent alternate. let's go to steve. good morning. happy friday, happy friday. a lot of low clouds, some sun. pretty good fog bank has been coming down, down, down. 5:00, mist and drizzle. temperatures will be warming up away from the coast today. i don't think we'll see too

much change by the coast unless you are down towards santa cruz, capitola. the little system will keep things held in check. away from the coast, i think we'll bump it up. it will be warmer inland and more so over the weekend. today is the tweener day. but temperatures not really a big change by the coast. we'll never see a north or northeast wind. we'll see high pressure building in. cool morning. a lot of 50s. haven't budged all morning lock. had a couple of upper 40s. there was a little chill. the west wind seems to be decreasing. but sfo, oakland, napa, livermore, out to travis. travis had gusts to 26 a couple of hours ago. now i think it's 16. 30s to 60s. some temperatures in the inland areas will be near 90s. redding and then it will be hot in the desert as we rebound from the low. there's a lot of low clouds in place -- place. water temperatures are cold. the gray is not going anywhere.

morning fog. it will be sunny, westerly breeze. warmer away from the coast. not too much change by it. clearlake at 84 degrees. st. helena, kentfield, 72. napa will go 74. a little warmer up towards yountville. concord, 76. la fayette, danville, a little warmer, antioch brentwood. alameda, berkeley, livermore, 78. they will be in the 80s to near 90. morgan hill to gilroy. a lot of low 70s around san jose. milpitas a little bit warmer. 50s, pacifica. daly city, too much fog. san francisco, 61. that's 3 degrees warmer than they had the last few days. low 70s on the peninsula. giants and the braves tonight. baseball, i would kind of bundle up. looks like a cool pattern. west wind will be in place. a lot of sunshine, looks good. we'll see a cooler pattern on monday/tuesday. >> thank you. the man is a monster. the horrifying stories from the

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,s are considering file -- prosecutors are considering filing more charges against ariel castro. we're live in ohio where details from one of the three women is leading to these new charges. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, tori. you said it. we are expecting a grand jury to be looking at this case

where he could be then facing new charges, new murder charges. we'll get to more of that in just a minute. we're also learning while the legal proceedings go on, we're starting to hear more from ariel castro's immediate family. a despondent ariel castro was arraigned on thursday on four counts of kidnapping and three countsp rape. but the -- counts of rape. but the prosecutor in kye yoga county said he will press for more county, including charges of murder. >> the law will call for death penalty for those who commit aggravated murder in the course of a kidnapping. >> reporter: one of the victims became pregnant at least five times, according to sources, and castro is accused of terminating her pregnancies. a law enforcement source says castro has confessed to some of the his accused actions. one of his daughters said she's disgusted, horrified and convinced he's guilty. >> i never suspected anything was going on but the more i sit

and dwell on it, i think of things that make a whole lot of sense now. >> reporter: she said he disappeared during dinner with no explanation, was slow to answer the door and never wanted to leave the house for more than a day. these pictures give a first glimpse into his backyard and the fbi investigation there, as the prosecution building its case, the three victims are adjusting to freedom and the media spotlight. >> we want her to accolate and sit outside and enjoy the wind and the birds. >> reporter: for a woman who was almost never allowed outside for nine years. tori, we learned this the dna results from the sample taken from ariel castro are back. the attorney general thought this put a rush on this norm

dash did put a rush on this norm -- the attorney general put a rush on this case. and they are go in take his dna and put it up in the national database to make sure that ariel castro is not linked to any other pending investigations around the country. tori? >> thank you. 7:47. to be stocks are mixed with all major markets heading for solid gains. the dow rose above 15,000 for the first time on tuesday and it stayed there ever since. the dow is down, 18 at 15,000,064. the nasdaq is at 12 -- 15,064. the nasdaq is at 12. the s&p is flat. the s&p had risen since the beginning of the month until posting a 6-point lost. it's down just -- 6 6-point

loss loss. new this morning, a woman has been found alive in the rubble of a garment factory in ben gla dash, 17 days after its -- bangladesh 17 days after the collapse. this is rescuers putting her out of the wreckage. rescuers were just getting ready to clear the debris when they heard her calling for help. she was apparently trapped in a prayer room where she had enough space to stand. she also found some food and water that lasted until two days ago. that miraculous discovery comes just as the death toll collapsed 1,000. most of those victims are women. the government is under increasing pressure to bolster safety in the garment industry. this week it should down 18 factories for violations including three that make

clothes for walmart and sears. 7:49. in arizona, the next phase of the jodi arias murder trial has been postponed until next week. arias was convicted of first- degree murder for the brutal killing of her former boyfriend in 2008. the jury was da to go back to the courtroom yesterday to decide if she should get life in prison or the death penalty. arias has said she would prefer the death penalty. court officials have not said why there's a delay. the jury will resume deliberations on wednesday. in the meantime, a man in arizona has been arrested after threatening to bomb the jodi arias courtroom in phoenix. police say the 18-year-old made threats on social media. he used the name grimlin on twitter. he said he was going to plant explosive devices and try to kill police officers. after concerns about noise and traffic from neighbors, there's a new compromise when it comes to concerts at the

america's cup pavilion in san francisco. organizers have agreed to host only 30 concerts during the america's cup race. they've also agreed to time limits so noise levels don't cause too much of an inconvenience for people who live in the area. concerts on weekends will have to end by 10:30 at night and on the weekdays, they will only be able to go until 10:00 p.m. meanwhile, organizers of the america's cup must also deal with another, more pressing issue. that's one of safety. coming up in ten minutes, a live report on the upcoming competition in the wake of yesterday's sailing death. 7:51. a very serious leak on the international space station. the emergency step the astronauts may have to take to fix it. and reaching record heights. the finishing touches this morning on an iconic tower. [ female announcer ] the one for all.

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nasa engineers are trying to fix a serious problem on the international space station. ammonia is leaking from a radiator that cools the power system. there are six crew members on the space station right now, including two u.s. astronauts. the space station commander says the crew is not in danger and right now, there are no plans for an early departure. people in australia were treated to a spectacular site in the sky today that witnessed solar ellipse. that's when the moon blocks the sun and only a ring of light is visibility. the celestial is visible in northern australia for six months. nasa wants to rein in a large space rock. scientists say the $105 million

project will help nasa in their attempt to reach mars and explore it. they have to track a suitable asteroid and then find some way to get it down here to earth. we want to check in with sal. apparently there's some delays on caltrain. >> yeah, we had all service stopped in burlingame after a fatal train accident on the southbound -- the southbound train here in burlingame. but also on the peninsula, you see the roads are a mess here. we have an accident northbound 101 at hillsdale, we have an accident on ralston and slow traffic on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high rise. this whole area is really a mess. i would -- if you are a drivinger use 280. if you take caltrain, service has been stopped because of a fatal accident in burlingame. the commute does not look all that bad here.

if you are driving to the toll plaza this morning, it's light for you. 7:55. let's go to steve. a lot of low clouds, drizzle as well. especially from the coast, parts of the bay. in fact, over highway 92 over to brisbane along the coast there's been some pretty good drizzle. some of that fog is reducing visibility. that's a sign high pressure is building in. the drizzle, though, is in place. i think it will be back today and tomorrow. it will be right down on the deck. inland areas will wake up. cool temperatures. we rebound. it will be warmer away from the coast. still 50s for many. things warmer than that in antioch right now. temperatures in the 50s. you can see the cloud cover moving north because high pressure is building in. but a few of those may kind of break through. overall, sunny to mostly sunny after the foul. 50s, 60s, upper 70s and low 80s. some areas will jump up 4, 8 degrees. i don't think much warming on the coast and bay. warmer over the weekend. sunday looks the warmest and

then another cooling trend on tuesday. a shasta county man accused of killing his wife and two young daughters still on the run, still on the loose. where investigators are searching where they think he may be hiding and there's a memorial for victims. >> reporter: we have new information on that fatal crash in the racing tale. what the chairman just said of that team and -- and what could happen next. and what made it so difficult for crews to battle this restaurant on the pier. hey, look! a shooting star!

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fatal caltrain collision in burlingame has the system entirely shut down. it happened about 20 minutes ago near the broadway station. all of the trains have come to a halt and major delays now. we're not sure when and where the system will start back up. we'll keep on top of it. all right. 7:59. we're beginning this hour with our continuing coverage of yesterday's tragic death on san francisco bay during the america's cup training. a news conference is set for 11:00 this morning by organizers of the yacht race. they will be talking about what happened, they will talk about race safety after that 72-foot

catamaran flipped over yesterday out on the bay. the san francisco police will be helding up the -- heading up the investigation of what happened. the winds out there were 20 miles an hour. the accident threw all 11 members of the racing team into the waters of the bay. 36-year-old andrew simpson of england, his friends called him bart, was trapped beneath the boat for ten minutes. the former olympic gold medalist could not be saved. >> this tragedy is raising new concerns about the safety of the world-famous yacht case. preliminary competitions begin in july while the main event takes place in september. ktvu's claudine wong is at treasure island with what the head of the racing team just said. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. yes, there is a lot happening today. we'll have more on the statement in a second. that's happening. we're getting a lot of reaction. a lot of people expressing their condolences. the investigation is also continuing. want to show you what's behind

me. this is the treasure island dry dock. you can see the red part of the boat here that can be seen over the rocks. within the last hour, the chairman of the racing team released a statement that said in part "his presence and personality was a binding force and he will be missed. right now, the primary focus is on the well being of our team members and their families and the america's cup competition will remain second to that." simpson moved his son and wife to the bay area just for this race. he was one of almost a dozen crew members thrown in the water. everyone got out safely. the belief is simpson somehow got trapped and it took ten minutes to get him out of the water. >> shocking experience to go

through. we have a lot to deal with in the next few days in terms of assuring everybody's well- being. >> reporter: what this means for the team is still unclear. if they do not race in the america's cup, it's still unclear how that could affect the entire event. >> there will need to be time to regroup and reassess where things are but i do expect that the show will go on. the event will happen and i'm very hopeful it will be successful. >> i want to show you these pictures as well because for artemis racing to continue, it would need to repair or rebuild the boat. these pictures are from earlier. the catamaran is in a hangar in alameda waiting to be assembled. the team could use this but it's still up clear if they want to. a press conference will be held in three hours. race organizers are expected to be there. the u.s. coast guard also expected to be there as everyone talks about safety and what's next.

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. this is the latest accident during training for the america's cup. last october, a catamaran belonging to team oracle capsized during a practice run at the time, winds were clocked at 30 miles an hour. the tide even dragged pieces of boat, four miles past the golden gate bridge. no one was hurt in the mishap. the refurbished yacht returned to the water in february. in june of 2011, a crew practicing on a 45-foot vessel capsized due to high winds on the bay. the yacht flipped over but the crew was able to quickly right the boat. in that incident, one person suffered a minor injuries. we have more coverage on ktvu and on our website, ktvu.com. we'll stream live this morning's news conference from san francisco. happening now, a manhunt is underway in shasta county for an ex-convict accused of killing his wife and two daughters. deputies are going door to door, searching for 45-year-old shane miller. they think he may still be

hiding in the area after allegedly shooting his wife, sandy miller, and their 4 and 8- year-old fathers at their home tuesday night -- daughters at their home tuesday night. people who live in humboldt county, they were told to shelter in place because miller's truck was found there. miller is an ex-convict who served time on a weapons charges. in the meantime, there's a makeshift memorial at the home where sandy miller and her daughters were killed. officials say there's still no known motive for the killings but deputies confirm they did respond to a domestic dispute at that home last month. 8:04. a restaurant in san francisco is closed today after an overnight fire. it happened at the forbes island restaurant, located between piers 39 and 41.

that's where brian flores is with more on why this fire was such a challenge. >> reporter: we're between pier 39 and pier 41. this is a very popular tourist restaurant. as you take a look behind me, it's the forbe's island restaurant. firefighters say the fire started somewhere in the inside and just spread out -- the problem -- spread out. the other problem, it's isolated and that was added challenges and they had to rely on fire boats to put it out. we want to go to new video we posted a half officer hogue -- a half other ago. close to 7:00 this morning, saw -- we saw people taking a boat to survey the damage. the fire started around 3:00 this morning. still no known cause as to why it started. fire officials say the restaurant will not -- will not

be opened, if it does reopen, for sometime. some patrons hope the owner will rebuild. >> we were walking. we just checked to see what happened. it's sad. it's a tourist attraction. the man is a very nice man. he bikes in the neighborhood. it's sad. >> reporter: a little bit of background, the forbe's island restaurant is litter will i a floating restaurant. the only way to get there is by a ferry boat. it's located between where the seals typically congregate between piers 39 and 41. it was originally a house boat and a major fixture in sausalito for several years. because of regulations it was forced to move to antioch. in 1989 it was towed here and the owner made it into a restaurant and back out here live, we did talk with an employee of the restaurant e was one of the two people that we saw on the ferry boat. they just came back from surveying the damage. he tells us a couple of minutes ago that he believes there's

into structural damage to the restaurant. he also believes that the owner will rebuild but again, it won't be for some time which is obviously some good news for restaurant patrons who enjoy going to the restaurant. we're live between pier 39 and 41, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. 8:06. let's quickly go to sal. you are juggling quite a few things. we have a caltrain accident, dave and tori, southbound in burlingame a caltrain hit and killed a pedestrian south of the broadway station. all train service is stopped. if you take caltrain, give yourself extra time. the bayshore freeway, we've had a up in of accidents southbound and northbound. one in belmont, the traffic is just a mess there. i would suggest using 280 as an alternative route. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's good news. it's very lie as you -- very light as you drive to the toll plaza with no major issues.

we are driving along highway 101 in san francisco. this is just past the 280 interchange and the traffic is moderately avenue here as we do the merge from 280 onto 101. a little bit of slowing. but it's not that unusual. northbound 101 traffic is moderately heavy in san francisco. if you are leaving san francisco, don't stay on 101 all the way down to san mateo. it's a mess. use 2le 0 -- use 280 instead. well, on the 8:00 observation, oakland says drizzle. i november we're had some in brisbane. a lot of reports. some areas the fog is already burning off. this will be a warmer day inland. i don't thins there will be much -- i don't think there will be much. we're getting some of the drizzle. i think that will be back tonight tomorrow. but the fog won't make much of a push tomorrow morning. here's a big 5:00 beige out there. without a wind it's not going

anywhere. temperatures have not moved all morning long. very, very cool a lot of low 50s. now only mid-50s. fairfield, southwest wind to 17. livermore has turned souther. with that in place, it's hard to warm up really. but high pressure is on the way. the fog is there. it's just taking a while to burn off. morning fog, sunny after some  drizzle as well. a west wind or northwest breeze. so 60s, 70s, 80s. far away from any fog influence. a little bit closer to the bay, 60s and 70s. but temperatures are -- they are heading out. moving up. 70s for some. upper 70s to low 80s. coast and bay, i think 50s -- i think 50s, 60s, soft 70s. atlanta braves, i would bundle up. it looks like 58. it should be a little bit warmer today. it will be warmer for all over the weekend. fog burning off sooner. mainly confined to the coast. but a cooler pattern

monday/tuesday. you bay area sports fans. you may be able to own a piece ofle stick park. officials say they may -- they may sell the seats from the stadiums. the 49ers have played there since 1971. the giants also played there from 1960 to 1999. and that was where the beatles' final concert was performed in 1966. the candlestick park will be torn down after the 49ers move into the new levi stadium in santa clara for the 2014 season. revenue from the new santa clara stadium has topped a billion dollars. after the naming rights deal with levi strauss. the deal is said to be worth $220 million. that's in addition to 800 million in seat and luxury box sales. those funds will be split between the 49ers and the city of santa clara. the warriors back home tonight as they play the spurs in the second round of the

playoffs. the series is tied at one win apiece after the warriors won. it was their first victory in san antonio since 1997. fans who go to tonight's game in oakland at the oracle arena will get a we are warriors t- shirt. tip off at 7:30. might want to keep that in mind for traffic in the area. >> you know, steph curry and klay thompson were like 8 and 9 years old the last time they won there. >> yes. a new development involving the deadly limo fire. this is now leading to new action at the state capitol. the jogger becomes the victim of a pit bull attack. the search following the that tragedy -- that tragedy.

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hi, how are you? [laughter] >> good. thank you. a little bit of fog out there. it will be sunny as well. temperatures warming up inland. you can see the fog in the distance. temperatures, 60s, 70s and low 80s. new this morning, police in australia they've called off the search for carnival us cruise ship passengers who fell overboard. a 30-year-old man and his 26- year-old girlfriend were discovered missing yesterday after the cruise ship docked in sydney. it had just come back from a ten-day trip. surveillance footage shows them falling off the ship wednesday night. but no one saw them plunging 65

feet into the water. >> i've been in this role now for six years. in that time, we've had two similar incidents. both of which were tragic, both of which had no suggestion of criminal activity. >> carnival says it's not their fault. the cruise line says the railing was 2 inches higher than the industry regulations. back here at home, the california public utilities commission wants tougher safety regulations after that fatal limousine fire on the san mateo bridge. commission members want annual limo inspections and new rules on how stretch limos are built. state senator jerry hill of san francisco may introduce legislation today that would require fire extinguishers inside of limos. as you recall, five women, including a new bride, died in the limo fire last saturday on the san mateo bridge. and a fund has been established for the four survivors of the

limo fire and the families of the five women who died. donations to the san mateo bridge angels fund can be made at any branch of bank of america. that fund was set up by the fruitvale health center. that's where the women worked. 8:15. president obama is using mother's day to help sell his healthcare reform law. as jacqueline fell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the president is reaching out to women today at the white house. jacqueline? >> reporter: tori, with mother's day on sunday, president obama will highlight some of the good things that have already happened with the healthcare law, especially the ones that are, taking women and their families -- that are targeting women and their families. the president will be joined on stage by those same people in about three years. in october, the uninsured can enroll in new insurance coverage plans. in order to keep premiums down, young, healthy people would have to choose a plan in order to counteract the cause with

seniors and others with health problems. house republicans say this plan is going to cost too much and will ripple throughout the economy. they want to repeal the entire law. >> i don't believe there's a way to fix this and to make it acceptable to the american people. >> now, democrats fear there is hear a lot of public misconceptions with the overall healthcare law. so today event is just the first in a larger effort to inform the public. jacqueline fell, ktvu channel 2 news. facebook is reportedly in talks to buy the traffic app ways for close to a million dollars. the new york times reports the two companies started talking six months ago and a deal could be worth at least $800 million. the app uses crowd sourcing to gather and share realtime gps data for conditions.

facebook an acquired instagram last april. a utah company says they can still retrieve snap photos. the images can be recovered for a $300 fee. snap jab is one of the most popular sharing apps, especially among high school and college students. in vallejo a police standoff that lasted more thannate hours, ended with the police of a -- more than eight hours, started -- ended with arrest. during the standoff, deputies sent in a robot and a police dog to help the s.w.a.t. team. they eventually used tear gas to get the man out of that house. he was taken to the hospital after being bitten by the police dog. he was later booked into jail on several charges. they are calling this a massive 21st century bank heist. the u.s. attorney in new york

says an international cyber criminal gang stole $45 million by hacking into a database for prepaid debit cards. seven people have been arrested. one is still on the loose. investigators say the gang operated in 27 countries. they carried out the heist on two days in december and february. 8:18. he was one of the bay area's most-wanted men for several weeks. this morning, former fugitive dimitri sperm is in the santa rita jail -- storm is in the santa rita jail. he faces crimes across seven counties. police arrested him this week after getting reports of a suspicious man grabbing door handles in the area of grizzly peak and summit -- summit road. >> when the officers tried to handcuff him, he became violent and resisted our officers at first and tried to run. the officers were able to take him into custody. >> police say storm was

responsible for at least ten car thefts and 40 vehicle burglaries since late march. he made the most-wanted list after allegedly pointing a gun at a woman during a botched burglary near santa cruz. there is a search underway in southern california for four pit bulls suspected of fatally attacking a female jogger. the attack rapped in rural los angeles county yesterday morning. the 63-year-old victim died while she was being transported to the hospital. the dogs ran off when authorities arrived at the scene. their owner was arrested on charges of growing marijuana. 8:20. there is a horrifying story this morning of hoarding animals where dozens of dogs and cats were found in absolutely filthy conditions. also, it's another foggy morning in the bay area. steve paulson will be back to tell us if we'll see blue skies this weekend. good morning. golden gate bridge traffic looks good as you head south. another look at the commute is straight ahead. ♪

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a woman in monterey is facing animal cruelty charges in what police are calling a horrible case of animal hoarding. the house of the woman has been declared uninhabitable after 48 dogs and cats were found inside in filthy conditions. police say the animals were in three feet of garbage and waste. one cat was found locked in the trunk of her car. the spca is taking care of the

animals. they are being treated for infections and are said to be severely malena chaired. police in florida say one man on the run from the law ended up in the jaws of an alligator. officers say the incident began when they pulled the man over for a traffic violation. police say the driver ran away and hid at a waste water plant. that's when he became face to face with an game iter who bit the young man. police thanking the fater for helping him -- fater for helping -- thanked the gator for helping them do their job. >> he did help us. if he didn't, he wouldn't have ended up in the hospital and we could still be searching for him. 8:24. let's go back tole sal. you are watching -- back to sal. you are watching caltrain, the toll plaza and everything else. >> we do have the toll plaza to

look at. it's a good commute at the toll plaza, very small delay coming through the pay gates and getting on the bridge. we also have highway 24 to look at. this is 24 in oakland just after the caldecott. look how foggy it is in oakland. this driver coming up on highway 13 now heading to the bottom of the hill. you can see over on the left there. that's highway 24 eastbound since there's only one tunnel open. there is a line trying to get to it as their usually is. 24 in oakland. the peninsula seems to be the trouble spot this morning. we have a caltrain accident in burlingame and a train struck and killed a pedestrian. we have a lot of slow traffic on 101 and 92. the scene of several early- morning crashes there. 280 is your best bet. let's go to steve. a very good morning. happy morning. some sun, a lot of fog. you can see right there. even some local drizzle here this morning. temperatures in the fog are on

the cool side. a lot of low 50s. still mainly mid-50s. it will be sunny and nice away from the coast. but that fog bank looks like it will be thick, thick, thick. so the fog is there. some of that local mist and/or dangerous drizzle has been -- and/or drizzle has been evident. vallejo, 72. san jose, 71. redwood city, 70. 82 out to antioch. i said there will be a couple of soft 70s. tracy sent me a funny tweet saying what do you mean by that? that's where the temperature hits 70 for like two or three minutes and starts to cool down. that's a soft 70, dave. >> all right. >> warmer weather, hard 86s and 88s over the weekend and then ther there will be a cooler pattern. it's happened now twice in vallejo in the past couple of months. gunfire outside of a little legal baseball field. we're live in san jose where a minivan came crashing into the lobby of a hospital

this morning. we'll show you the damage and show you why hospital officials are feeling fortunate. thousands of music fans flock to napa for the bottle rock music festival. why they are pitching tents and where all of the money is going when "mornings on 2" continues. ./ú =/v8s

the chp is investigating an early-morning crash at a san jose hospital. a van crashed right in the lobby of the santa clara valley medical center. ktvu's janine de la vega is joining us live from san jose. you have new photos of that crash scene. janine? >> reporter: yeah, dave. at this point, we don't know if

the driver was under the influence or what caused him to crash into the lobby here at valley medical center. we're still waiting to hear from the california highway patrol on that. we're about a block away because of all of the construction going on. we were able to get a picture of the damage. we just got the pictures of this minivan that crashed into the lobby of valley medical center. authorities say the driver was traveling erratically in the parking lot and for some unknown reasons just plowed into the window near the front entrance. the driver was taken to the emergency room and his van was then towed away and the chp was -- is investigating. the van actually traveled so far into the lobby that it hit a wall near the admitting area. >> the people in admitting were scared. no injuries. thank goodness because of the time of day, and no staff, no patients were anywhere near.

>> reporter: how fortunate is that? >> it certainly is a blessing. >> reporter: crews have been inside the lobby all morning, cleaning up the shattered glass and the debris. some of that glass went flying. it did hit a man with valley medical's house keeping staff. we're told he just has minor cuts and bruises. but again, nobody was actually hit by the van itself. again, as i mentioned, the chp will be looking into a motive. they are in charge of this investigation and they are trying to, again, determine whether this was an accident or if this was intentional. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:31. in overnight news, police in vallejo investigating another shooting near a little legal baseball field. it happened last night on minnie drive and whitney avenue. police found blood, they found several bullet casings on the streets outside of the ballpark. right now, there's no information on any victims or any arrests. but the shooting briefly forced the postponement of a little

league game. back in april there was another shooting in the parking lot of that very same baseball field. later today, we'll find out more about a lawsuit filed against the vallejo police department for a deadly officer- involved shooting last year. what you are looking at is video from that shooting on june 30th. 17-year-old jarret huey's father is seeking damages for excessive force and wrongful death by the vallejo police department. the lawsuit claims police officers fired several shots despite huey having his hands in the air and yelling don't shoot. the lawsuit links other several other officer-involved shootings by vallejo police between may and october of 2012 where five others were killed. 8:32. this afternoon, the santa clara county sheriff's office will honor those whose lives have been -- who have lost their lives in the line of duty. today's ceremony begins at noon

at the sheriff's office headquarters on first street. during the memorial, younger avenue, between north first street and pedro avenue will be closed. the public is invited to attend. two brothers who drowned in a canoe accident last sunday will be laid to rest tomorrow. nicholas and raymond fell were in a 17-foot canoe with their brother and sister when it capsized in the lexington reservoir. the other two siblings were able to women to shore. they both worked for apple. their funeral is at 10:00 a.m. at the bible church in santa cruz. in napa, people are waking up getting their day started and getting readier to the second full day of the -- ready for the second day of the bottlerock music festival. tara moriarty is there. you've been talking to people who have traveled from all over the wold to come to this event. >> reporter: that's right. the fire department and sheriff's office have been doing patrols.

everything is very quiet. people kind of waking up getting ready for a day of music. nearly 2,000 people are expected to pack this park this weekend. we met a couple from oregon frying up breakfast. they drove all day yesterday to skyline park. the camp post says here there are people from as far away as london, british columbia, florida and denver. some music fans said they came here because hotel prices were steep. how much is it a night? >> i don't know. i was looking online. it was -- a at least $350 from way was looking at -- at least $350 a night from what i was looking at. >> reporter: as opposed to -- >> $80 a night here and a shuttle. >> reporter: have you ever seen anything like this. >> no, not this big. >> reporter: bottlerock kicked

off wednesday night there's more than 60 acts. it independence sunday with the zach brown train and jackson brown. some neighbors have complained about the noise level. others praise it for bringing so much revenue to napa. they also point out the people who live near the fair grounds were given free festival tickets. a five-day pass ran about $600. and that will include various charities including autism. proceeds from here go back into the state camp and $20,000 in profits will go to the niece of one so she can go to college. back to you. >> thank you. supporters of a gay boy scout will rally outside san francisco's city hall. last fall, 18-year-old andre fulfilled the requirements to become an eagle scout. but he was told he could not -- he would not be receiving his eagle scout award because he's

openly gay. today's rally becomes a few weeks before the boy scouts vote on an historic resolution that could end the organization's 100-year ban on gay scouts. a homeless man who was badly injured in san francisco is back in the care of his family in georgia. we brought you the departure from the oakland airport live on "mornings on 2" yesterday. he was paralyzedded after a -- paralyzed after a hit-and-run accident one year ago. donors raise the $17,000 to have rowe -- raised $17,000 to have rowe flown back to georgia on a family jet. family members waited for him with balloons at the columbus airport and are confident he will recover now that he's with them. preservationists fighting to save the winchester dome theaters. the winchester theaters have been around for almost half a century. but supporters say a plan to build offices and shops across from santana row means it's

probably likely those theaters will be demolished. the theaters have not reached the 50-year mark he needed for landmark consideration. crews tore down the 46-year- old pleasant hill dome earlier this week. right there, despite opposition. the demolition happened hours after the city officials gave the green light. the developer plants to replace the theater with a sporting goods store. supporters of the dome say it was the only theater east of the caldecott tunnel that showed independent movies. whole foods now apologizing after a potentially life- threatening mixup with two of its products. whole foods says labels on a carried -- curried chicken salad with eggs were mistakenly reversed with a vegan salad that contained soy. the fda is concerned that consumers with allergies to soy and eggs could suffer an

allergic reaction. the salad thes were sold to 15 years in the northeast. they are now being recalled. sal, earlier you were saying it was friday night. but we had the accident on caltrains. >> that's right. they are working to get a bus up between burlingame and millbrae. i think they have that working. caltrain is not a great option. major delays because of that we'll talk about that a little bit more. let's take a look, though, at 880 northbound. we do have some slow traffic here heading up north to downtown oakland. bay bridge toll plaza is light. it's been a nice day, especially after 8:00. it's been light all the way into san francisco. we talk about the peninsula and caltrain. the 101 is just terrible out there. 101, san mateo, i would not use it between burlingame and san mateo. 92 is a mess. there was a crash on 92 at el camino real in the eastbound direction. that's a good area to avoid. let's go to steve. some areas are already sunshine. temperatures are cooler.

a lot of low 50s. a few upper 40s and the fog continues although it does look like it's starting to burn off. a few pockets of sun on the coastline. we also have a lot of drizzle, coast, bay. had some mist and/or drizzle. high pressure comes in but only for i think about a day and a half or two days. then a couple of cool, cool days in san francisco. the high has only been 58. we're going 61. still running below. inland temperatures will get the biggest jump. highway is here it's transitory. it won't lock in. by monday -- by monday, we'll usher in a cooler pattern. it will be a warmer pattern inland. cruz, -- santa cruz, capitola. finally, low 60s. antioch is in there. cool in san francisco.

50, 55. san jose, 55. still cloudy. san jose. 52 napa. there's a west kind. a pretty good delta -- wind. a pretty good delta breeze. livermore has turned southerly. 48 in tahoe. they were in the 30s. 73 in palm springs already. only 50 ukiah. that's cool. 67 in redding. except for the fog it will be sunny and warmer. that west wind for most, coast and bay is in place. some of that fog slowly retreating. i think tonight there will be very thick fog. 60s, 70s and 80s. inland areas will benefit the 80s. still some 60s closer to the bay until maybe tomorrow when we get low os. upper 70s, 80s. on the coast, 50s, 60s, same for south san francisco, brisbane and then san bruno, burlingame.

giants and the braves tonight. 58 degrees. we'll go 58 tonight. it will be cool and breezy there. warmer on the weekend, especially on sunday. right back down we go on monday. >> thank you, steve. in new york city just hours ago, the new world trade center reached new heights this morning. the final sections of a spire on top of the tourers was installed. the -- towers -- the towers was installed. it's the tallest building in the western hemisphere. in the last few minutes weight got word from ohio that no remains -- we got word from ohio that no remains were found in the house where the three women were held captive and the ohio attorney general confirmed that 52-year-old ariel castro is the father of a 6-year-old girl rescued from his home earlier this week. and we have also learned that castro is charged with kidnapping and raping amanda

berry, gina dejesus and michele knight. while in captivity berry conceived and gave birth to that girl. dna was taken from castro yesterday and forensic scientists worked through the night for the results. 8:41. the irs, believe it or not, says it's sorry. the group the irs is apologizing to saying it was targeted unfairly. and federal judges attend a conference at a resort in georgia while complaining about the effects of federal budget cuts. >> reporter: we're live in alameda where the artemis racing team is headquartered. we'll tell you what people are doing to express condolences and we'll tell you what the chairman said just in the last 90 minutes. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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stock indexes are most lit higher. in early trading on wall street, they are on track to post solid gains. priceline.com and chipmaker rose and the gap rose after reporting higher sales in april. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 3 at 15,078. the nasdaq doing well up 14 at a 12-year high and s&p is up one. the irs is apologizing for

flagging conservative political groups for additional reviews during the 2012 election to see if they were violating their tax exempt status. apparently the words "tea party" or "patriots" were singled out for addish na views. many of these complained they were being harassed by the irs. more than 160 judges attended a lavive conference. -- lavish conference. jamie depru has more. how much did this cost? >> reporter: we are astill trying to find out that. the 9th circuit got a lot of flack for the convention in hawaii. they canceled the one in monterey and rescheduled it for

next year. the 11th circuit, georgia and alabama, held it in savannah, georgia. 167 youngs two years ago ran up $170,000 just for lodging and travel. if you estimate that and a little more for this year, then you have to add in all of the conference costs and a lot more so the tab could be more than just several hundred thousand dollars. officials at first didn't want to talk about -- talk much about it. they took down the links that earned the -- that revsled the conference. the judges said this is needed but it comes at a time when the chief judge said the automatic budget cuts of the sequester were having a negative impact on the judicial branch. >> i'm just curious. why are these conferences necessary and why are they necessary at a luxury resort?

i mean, i know they don't want to stay at a motel 6 but does it have to be at a golf resort and spa. >> reporter: you are right. that's one of the things we've been discussing. we talked about the 9th circuit one. the 10th circuit is going to hold their judicial conference this august at something called the broadmoore resorts. it's in colorado brings. if you go to broadmoore.com, you will see it's a very, very nice place. one will think it won't be a cheap gathering. every group likes to have conferences, people like to get together. >> the 11th circuit defending this. just as the 9th circuit did but it comes at a time when the budget deficits are out of control, and you just can't spend this money. even though the congress says that everybody should take in their belt a little, federal judges still moving ahead with the conferences, this one, as we said, at least a couple of hundred thousands. >> all of our taxpayers. tax payer money had at work for

the -- hard at work for the conference. you can find a link to jame him's blog at ktvu.com. pull down the news menu bar and go to our politics page. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now. san francisco investigators are there. they want to know what caused an early-morning restaurant fire near pier 41. it hatched at forbe's island restaurant at 3:00 this morning. you can only get there by boat. luckily, in one was hurt in the fire but the investigation goes on. the chp is investigating this, an early-morning crash at santa clara valley medical center in san jose. a van crashed into the hospital lobby. there's no word of any serious injuries. it's still not clear what caused the crash. the sailing community is remembering the life and career of racing champion andrew simpson. the one-time olympic gold medalist died yesterday. he drowned in the san francisco bay while training for the upcoming america's cup yacht

race. ktvu's claudine wong is live at the alameda headquarters of the artemis racing team. >> reporter: good morning. we're in alameda. you can see they have a tent over here. down in front of us, people have been coming, leaving flowers, teddy bears, tokens. we pan over to the dock, you can actually see they have an artemis flag that sits at half half. such a sense of sads in for the team. andrew bart simpson, he was a strategy for this team. he -- strategist for this team. he tweeted just last month, moving the family to san fran for six months is pretty hectic. earlier this morning, the chairman released a statement that expressed sadness and said in part --

"his presence and force was binding and he will be missed." >> reporter: it's still unclear what's next for the team right now. >> shocking experience to go through, and we have a lot to deal with in the next few days in terms of assuring everybody's well being. >> there will need to be time to regroup and reassess where things are. but i do expect that the show will go on, the event will happen and i'm very hopeful it will be successful. earlier this morning, we were over in alameda where the catamaran involved in this accident is in dry dock -- actually, i should say treasure island. that's where it will stay. now, the question is whether artemis racing continue. that's still unclear. they would have to fix that boat or use another boat. i want to show you pictures

released earlier this week of the second catamaran that was received by this artemis racing tea. it's in a hangar waiting to be assembled. they could use this boat if they decide to. we've been asked not to talk to the racing team and let them go along and do their business. there's an 11:00 press conference planned later on this morning. we know the race organizers as wellals the coast guard will be attending that press conference. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. eight minutes before 9:00. new this morning, great britain's prince harry made a business to arlington national cemetery in virginia. this is video of him at the tomb of the unknown where he participated in a wreath-laying ceremony. this is part of his multi-state visit to the united states. he arrived at the cemetery about 5:30 this morning our time. this first stop was to section 60. that's where men and women killed in iraq and afghanistan

since 2001 are buried. the 28-year-old royal who is a kasten in the army just returned from a tour of duty in the afghanistan as a helicopter pilot. yesterday, he attended a tea at the white house for mothers and grandmothers. breaking news coming in. it's about the boston bombing suspect. stay tuned. good morning. if you are driving on 238, any time soon, you will see slow traffic. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu.

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8:55. we are getting new information right now. cnn is reporting that boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev was buried in a muslim cemetery in doswell, virginia. you will recall there was a lot of problems finding a place to bury tsarnaev in the boston area. many people did not want the man suspected of planting the two bombs that killed three people at the boston marathon last month to be buried in their community. also, there's breaking news coming in from texas. law enforcement officials there just announced they are beginning a criminal investigation into last month's deadly fertilizer plant explosion in west texas. now, at first, they had been calling it primarily an industrial explosion that killed 14 people. now they are saying they are beginning a criminal investigation. this is breaking news as this

information comes in from texas. we'll have all of the details as the information comes in. all right. coming up on 8:57. one last check on traffic with sal. what's going on in oakland? >> it's slow. northbound interstate 880 as you drive up to the oakland coliseum. you will see slow traffic. it's improved in the last few minutes. the traffic looks good once you past 23rd. today at the toll plaza has been good, especially in the 8:00 hour. i will tell you what's not good, the commute on the peninsula. highway 101, i keep thinking it will get wetter as soon as the crashes are gone. but 101 is very slow. we have caltrain with major delays after a crash this morning or after an incident in burlingame. let's go steve. either fog or sun. some reports of drizzle or mist especially along the coast and parts of san francisco. it will start to lift here prettien soo. inland -- precy soon here -- pretty soon. the mornings will be cool.

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